Day 1 :
Keynote Forum
Satoko Tsuru
University of Tokyo, Japan
Keynote: Logical design of the nursing observation for the quality improvement of the pediatric team medicine
Biography:
Satoko Tsuru has completed her PhD from Hiroshima University, School of Medicine. She is a Professor in Quality and Health Social System Engineering Laboratory,School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo. She has published more than 150 papers in academic journals and has been serving as some board member of academic association in nursing, medical and engineering in Japan.
Abstract:
The team medicine with doctors and nurses is strongly demanded in pediatric healthcare. However, a treatment plan by medical doctor and the observation plan by nurse tend to be managed each side in Japan. It needs long time to agree what you observe for each patient. The existence of the realistic problem is suggested with the reason. Therefore we tried the visualization of the clinical process of the Kawasaki disease using PCAPS which was structured technique of the clinical knowledge. We use NursingNAVI and Nursing observation master in PCAPS.
Keynote Forum
Christine Guarnieri
NYU Winthrop Hospital, USA
Keynote: Navigating colorectal and pancreatic cancer patients in a multidisciplinary cancer center
Biography:
After a 20 plus career working in the private sector for a fortune 500 company, Christine fulfilled her goal of becoming a Registered Nurse. She began her nursing career in 2006 at Huntington Hospital where she worked on a medical / surgical unit until 2007 when she transferred to Oncology. Christine completed her undergraduate degree in Nursing at Stony Brook University and completed her Master of Nursing Education at the University of Phoenix, Arizona. She is certified on Oncology, Chemotherapy, Biotherapy, and Gerontology. She is the recipient of the Huntington Hospital Magnet Nurse Award, Nominee of the NS/LIJ Health System President’s award and Service Excellence Award. Christine joined Winthrop-University Hospital in 2011 as an Oncology Nurse Navigator specializing in colorectal, gastrointestinal, pancreatic, and head & neck cancers. Christine has been interviewed by the Association of Community Cancer Centers publication “Oncology Issues” for her role as an Oncology Nurse Navigator and the effective practices in a Multidisciplinary Pancreatic Cancer Program. Recently, she shared her expertise in Oncology Nurse Navigation at the NYU Winthrop Cancer Survivors Awareness and Education, Oncology Nurse Advisor Navigation Summit, Austin Texas, and has presented at multiple medical and nursing Grand Rounds on the topic of Oncology Nurse Navigation. She also served as President of the Oncology Nursing Society, Long Island-Queens local chapter from 2015-2017.